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Nearly two months ago, the world watched with shock and horror as the most botched military withdrawal in U.S. history took place. Much of network television has since moved on, including CBS news. But CBS's unique sitcom United States of Al tackled the Afghanistan debacle head-on this week.

At the blog Legal Insurrection, Stacey Matthews picked on PolitiFact for its incredibly lame Twitter criticism of Sen. Charles Grassley at a Wednesday Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on H.R. 4, which Democrats call the "John Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act." The senator accurately noted polls show a strong majority of Americans favor voter ID laws.

On Wednesday, Quinnipiac put out a brand new survey that revealed that President Biden had grown even more unpopular as issues that used to hold him up crumbled beneath his feet. But instead of telling their viewers of Biden’s unpopularity, as they would with former President Trump, the broadcast networks’ largely ignored them. Two of the networks dropped their coverage Thursday evening after…

Big Tech just can’t seem to get off the censorship train — especially when it comes to content that runs counter to the left’s accepted narrative. “You know, tyrants don’t like [satire]. It’s the thing that they hate more than anything else,” said satire site Babylon Bee CEO Seth Dillon.

The Dispatch actually tried to pass off a George Soros-funded group attacking The American Conservative Union as “nonpartisan.”

There’s pearl clutching at NBC News because Dave Chappelle spoke heresy. In his new Netflix special, “The Closer,” the comic had the temerity to defend author and close observer of reality J.K. Rowling. Rowling is dead to the woke left because of what NBC’s Wilson Wong calls “past comments conflating sex with gender.” (The horror!)

President Biden's approval rating has plunged to a historic low of 38%, as per the latest Quinnipiac poll. But on Morning Joe, Mika Brzezinski blithely characterizes it as "the president’s approval rating taking A BIT OF A HIT." She asks UT-Austin Prof. Victoria DeFrancesco Soto what the "way forward" is for Democrats. She advises Biden to focus on "everyday" Americans, and to warn them of the…

Fox News host Tucker Carlson tore into the media Wednesday night for their vile approval of the Biden administration’s shocking government overreach. The primetime host discussed two stories that broke this week: the DOJ investigating parents protesting their kids’ liberal schools as domestic terrorists, and a secret court order showing the Biden administration was spying on civilians through…

There is no point in unvaccinated NBA players making the road trip to Toronto. That Canadian city can sentence them to jail time and fine them $750,000 for leaving their hotel, according to a report in The Athletic. Other NBA cities will prevent such players from playing in games and also from attending practices. Yes, it’s one big, tangled web of freedom-dousing nonsense gripping the league…

On Thursday, ABC’s Good Morning America completely censored a new Quinnipiac poll showing President Biden’s approval rating had plummeted to 38%. NBC’s Today show and CBS Mornings did manage to cover the bad news for the Democrat, but only offered seconds of air time each.

The ladies of The View on Wednesday spent their first segment discussing President Biden’s lavish, multi-trillion dollar spending bill flush with socialist programs. After discussing the two Democrat holdouts whose votes are needed to pass the bill, Senators Joe Manchin and Kyrsten Sinema, co-host Sara Haines suggested a possible compromise to bring the price tag of the bill down.

On Thursday, Townhall detailed how radical leftists on Twitter had a complete meltdown over The Washington Post allowing a column to be published from conservative radio talk show host Hugh Hewitt that was critical of Dr. Anthony Fauci. Hewitt reflected on a recent interview he had with Fauci and the op/ed headline read: “Is it time for Anthony Fauci to step aside?”

All three network newscasts on Monday and Tuesday ignored the move by radical Attorney General Merrick Garland to potentially investigate parents who speak out on issues like Critical Race Theory at school board meetings across the country.

Can the mistrust of the media get much greater? Gallup reported on Thursday that American trust in the media "to report the news fully, accurately and fairly has edged down four percentage points since last year to 36%, making this year's reading the second lowest in Gallup's trend."